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Business Matters podcast 31st October 2013

Managing Editor Richard Alvin talks to Philip Letts from the Blur Group about peer pressure and 'jobs for the boys' when it comes to procurement.

By Business Matters
Published 31 October 2013 · Updated 24 October 2021

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